The Gaudium School conducts the IBDP visual arts exhibition titled ‘GATEWAY’ – Education News
The Gaudium School, Hyderabad, conducted its IBDP visual arts exhibition titled ‘Gateway’ today, i.e., on the 11th of April. The exhibition was inaugurated by Dr. Ramakrishna Reddy- the CEO of the school.
The IBDP visual arts exhibition is the culmination of the students’ IB Art experience. Students present a selection of their best work in the form of a curated final show, and defend and articulate their purpose and intention in a written rationale.
The selected pieces show the evidence of their technical accomplishment during the visual arts course and an understanding of the use of materials, ideas and practices appropriate to visual communication.
At the final art exhibition titled ‘GATEWAY’, there were two students, Ms Navya Viryala and Ms Nikita Nanduri who exhibited their art installations. Talking about their reflections on their journey and achievements through the exhibition, Ms Navya Viryala said “The main focus of my exhibition, titled ‘Dimensions’ was to explore individuality and to depict the transition from the comfort of high school to the new experiences of college. In a way, this exhibition was inspired by my own class and my experiences in it, and by my trepidation of starting a new journey at college.
Through this exhibition, initially, my main goal was to make people recognize their uniqueness, but as I transitioned from the first year of the Diploma Programme to the second year, I realized that there were so many more dimensions to the individual than I had realized, making my exhibition what it is today.”
Ms Nikita Nanduri said “My exhibition was heavily influenced by my own experiences with urbanization. The imagery was influenced by the architectural style of deconstruction, which is characterized by simpler forms in contrast to complex ones. I felt that it was very appropriate for the theme of my exhibition because I wanted to simplify climate change and the impact that urbanization has on it. It was also inspired by sci-fi movies, especially Blade Runner, directed by Dennis Villenueve. His artistic vision really resonated with the intention behind the creation of my exhibition. While creating my artworks, I wanted to use sustainable materials, and I tried to upcycle as many materials as I could.”
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